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projectile
ScienceC1
Meaning: An object that is thrown or propelled.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The projectile flew through the air before hitting the target.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms: missile
proliferate
ScienceB2
Meaning: To increase rapidly in number.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The number of smartphones has proliferated in recent years.
Category: Science
Synonyms: multiply
propane
ScienceB2
Meaning: a type of gas used for heating and cooking
Part of speech: noun
Example: We use propane for our grill.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
Synonyms:
  • gas
  • fuel
propellant
ScienceC1
Meaning: a substance that propels something
Part of speech: noun
Example: The rocket uses a powerful propellant.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms:
  • fuel
  • driving force
proton
ScienceC1
Meaning: A positively charged particle found in the nucleus of an atom.
Part of speech: noun
Example: A proton is one of the building blocks of matter.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms: nuclear particle
protozoan
ScienceC2
Meaning: A single-celled organism that can be either free-living or parasitic.
Part of speech: noun
Example: A protozoan can be found in various environments, including water.
Category: Science β€Ί Biology
Synonyms:
  • microorganism
  • single-celled organism
prove
ScienceB1
Meaning: To demonstrate the truth or existence of something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He tried to prove his theory with experiments.
Category: Science β€Ί Research
Synonyms:
  • demonstrate
  • establish
Antonyms:
  • disprove
  • refute
proven
ScienceB2
Meaning: Demonstrated to be true or valid.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The method has been proven effective in studies.
Category: Science β€Ί Research
Synonyms:
  • established
  • verified
Antonyms:
  • unproven
  • disputed
pseudo
ScienceC2
Meaning: Not genuine; false or deceptive.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The pseudo-scientific claims were debunked.
Category: Science β€Ί Philosophy
Synonyms:
  • fake
  • false
Antonyms:
  • genuine
  • authentic
psychokinesis
ScienceC2
Meaning: The ability to move objects with the mind without physical interaction.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Many stories in science fiction explore the concept of psychokinesis.
Category: Science β€Ί Parapsychology
Synonyms: telekinesis
puff out
ScienceB2
Meaning: To expand or swell.
Part of speech: phrasal verb
Example: The balloon began to puff out as air was added.
Category: Science
Synonyms:
  • inflate
  • expand
pulp
ScienceB2
Meaning: A soft, wet mass of material, often used in making paper.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The pulp is processed to make paper.
Category: Science β€Ί Materials
Synonyms:
  • mass
  • slurry
pulsar
ScienceC2
Meaning: A highly magnetized rotating neutron star that emits beams of radiation.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The pulsar is a fascinating object in space.
Category: Science β€Ί Astronomy
Synonyms:
  • star
  • neutron star
pulsate
ScienceC1
Meaning: To expand and contract rhythmically.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The lights began to pulsate to the music.
Category: Science
Synonyms:
  • throb
  • beat
pupa
ScienceB2
Meaning: a stage in the life cycle of some insects
Part of speech: noun
Example: The caterpillar turned into a pupa before becoming a butterfly.
Category: Science β€Ί Biology
Synonyms:
  • chrysalis
  • larva
purchasing powder
ScienceC1
Meaning: a substance used in buying processes
Part of speech: noun
Example: The purchasing powder is essential for the chemical reaction.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
pure
ScienceA2
Meaning: not mixed with anything else
Part of speech: adjective
Example: She prefers pure water without any additives.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
Synonyms:
  • clean
  • unmixed
Antonyms:
  • impure
  • contaminated
purify
ScienceB2
Meaning: to make something pure
Part of speech: verb
Example: They used a filter to purify the water.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
Synonyms:
  • clean
  • refine
Antonyms:
  • pollute
  • contaminate
purity
ScienceB2
Meaning: the state of being pure
Part of speech: noun
Example: The purity of the water was tested.
Category: Science
Synonyms:
  • cleanliness
  • clarity
Antonyms:
  • impurity
  • contamination
putrefaction
ScienceC2
Meaning: the process of decay or rotting
Part of speech: noun
Example: Putrefaction occurs when organic matter decomposes.
Category: Science β€Ί Biology
Synonyms:
  • decay
  • decomposition
putrefy
ScienceC2
Meaning: to cause to rot or decay
Part of speech: verb
Example: The food will putrefy if left out too long.
Category: Science β€Ί Biology
Synonyms:
  • decay
  • decompose
putrid
ScienceC2
Meaning: having a foul smell due to decay
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The putrid smell of rotten eggs filled the room.
Category: Science β€Ί Biology
Synonyms:
  • rotten
  • decayed
quanta
ScienceC2
Meaning: discrete quantities of energy or matter
Part of speech: noun
Example: Photons are considered quanta of light.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
quantify
ScienceC1
Meaning: to measure or express the quantity of something
Part of speech: verb
Example: It's difficult to quantify the impact of climate change.
Category: Science β€Ί Measurement
Synonyms: measure
quantum
ScienceC2
Meaning: the smallest amount of a physical quantity
Part of speech: noun
Example: A quantum of energy can be absorbed by an electron.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
quantum mechanics
ScienceC2
Meaning: the branch of physics dealing with the behavior of matter and light on atomic and subatomic levels
Part of speech: noun
Example: Quantum mechanics explains the strange behavior of particles.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
quantum theory
ScienceC2
Meaning: the theoretical framework of quantum mechanics
Part of speech: noun
Example: Quantum theory has revolutionized our understanding of physics.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
quark
ScienceC2
Meaning: a fundamental particle in physics
Part of speech: noun
Example: Quarks combine to form protons and neutrons.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
radiance
ScienceC2
Meaning: brightness or light emitted from a source
Part of speech: noun
Example: The radiance of the sun was blinding.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms: brightness
radiate
ScienceB2
Meaning: to emit energy or light
Part of speech: verb
Example: The heater radiates warmth.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms: emit
radiation
ScienceB2
Meaning: energy emitted in the form of waves or particles
Part of speech: noun
Example: Radiation can be harmful in large doses.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms: emission
radio-
ScienceC2
Meaning: a prefix indicating something related to radio
Part of speech: prefix
Example: Radioactive materials are dangerous.
Category: Science
radio astronomy
ScienceC2
Meaning: the study of celestial objects using radio waves
Part of speech: noun
Example: Radio astronomy helps us understand the universe.
Category: Science β€Ί Astronomy
radio carbon
ScienceC2
Meaning: a radioactive isotope of carbon used in dating
Part of speech: noun
Example: Radio carbon dating is used to determine the age of ancient artifacts.
Category: Science β€Ί Archaeology
radio telescope
ScienceC2
Meaning: An instrument used to detect radio waves from astronomical objects.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The radio telescope discovered new pulsars in the galaxy.
Category: Science β€Ί Astronomy
radioactive
ScienceB2
Meaning: emitting radiation
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Radioactive waste must be handled carefully.
Category: Science β€Ί Physics
Synonyms: radiating
radium
ScienceC2
Meaning: A radioactive element used in some medical treatments and historically in luminous paints.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Radium was once used in watches to make them glow in the dark.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
radon
ScienceC2
Meaning: A colorless, odorless gas that is radioactive and can be harmful in high concentrations.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Radon can accumulate in homes and pose health risks.
Category: Science β€Ί Chemistry
random
ScienceB1
Meaning: Made, done, or happening without method or conscious decision.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He picked a random number.
Category: Science
Synonyms:
  • haphazard
  • arbitrary
Antonyms:
  • systematic
  • planned
randomize
ScienceC1
Meaning: To make something random or to arrange in a random order.
Part of speech: verb
Example: They decided to randomize the order of the questions.
Category: Science
Synonyms:
  • shuffle
  • mix

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